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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
M0NTANA'S MILLIONS
The Product of Our Live Stock
Industry Compared With
Bucolic Dakota.
Kilrain and Smith Wrangling
Over the Belt While Sullivan
Bides His Time.
MINING NOT ALL.


The Live Stock Industry Of Montana.
There appears In Thursdays Pioneer
Press splendid write up"of the var
led resources Of Montana In general,
and Helena and the mining country
In particular from which we make
the following extract concerning live
stock:
There is an air of business brevity In
dealing with thieves and "bad menn
in Montana that seems to command
a respectful difference of all evil doers.
AT present the recording Of all brands
Is made through the territorial stock
organization and these records, which
include the very first entries In the
territory, show a total of about 8, 900
brands since the raising of stock COM
menced. With the transfer of stoc k,
which Is always recorded |. e. the bill
of sale. IL the sale include all the stock
owned by any one man or company,
the brand is also transferred, aud the
former owner loses control thereof, un.
less specifically retained by conditions
of the deal.
The present assessed value in num-
bers and cash value OF live stock for
1887 IL:
sheep-Number of head, l.O62, ,14I;
value, Sl,l47,552; loss last winter,
about 20 per cent. Horses-Number of
head. l39,657; value, 81. 4.92O,654. Cat.
tle-Nnmber Of head, 47l,ls7; value,
50, ,5sl $40.
The above valuation is too low, 1t
is believed. and the number of horses
should be nearly doubled and to the
number Of cattle fully one-half more
should be added. Do not understand
that this estimate means to imply that
Montana stock growers seek to escape
tie tax by returning q less number for
assessment. An sttache of the terri
torial Stock Association, OF which the
son of Senator Harrison of Indiana, 10
secretary, 10 responsible for the state.
ment that the destructiveness of la st
winter had thrown the stock In a
chstoic condition, rendering II diff
cult to estimate numbers on hand.
The mosr striking feature Of this yer y
severe loss 10 that enough is known TO
prove that the stock raisers in Monta.
ma in cattle (horses proving but trif.
ling loss) absolutely sustained q loss OF
dollars and cents OF 5000 OOJ, which
Is distributed between about one
thousand owners. While 1900 brands
exist, about half that number Of ow.
ners are reported, the present owners
buying out the other thousand. And
yet not one single failure among cattle
men Is announced. Nor are evil re-
suits financially expected. The loss il
sustained and was paid for before il
came. The absolute ownership In fee
simple. free from all incumberances
having been vested In the men who
meet loss. Right here would be a
good time 10 explain why such loss
Is not most seriously felt. Stock in.
terests are secondary. Mining is first
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
Grant and Lee st Appomattox-A strik-
ing Contrast.

ing Contrast.
The contrast between the two comman-
ders was very striking, and could not
fail to attract marked attention, as they
sat ten feet apart facing each other.
General Grant, then nearly 43 years Of
age. was feet 8 inches in height, with
shoulders slightly stopped. His hair and
full beard were nut brown. without q
trace of gray in them. He had on q
single breasted blouse, made of dark blue
flannel, unbuttoned in front, and show
ing a waistcoat underneath. He wore
an ordinary pair of top boots, with his
trousers inside, and was without spurs.
The boots and portion Of his clothes were
spattered with mud. He had had on .
pair Of thread gloves. of a dark yellow
color, which he had taken of on entering
the room. His felt sugar loaf" stiff
brimmed hat was thrown on the table
beside him. He had no sword. and Q
pair of shoulder straps was all there was
about him to designate his rank. In
fact, aside from these, his uniform was
that Of private soldier.
Lee, on the other hand, was fully Gx
feet in height, and quite erect for one of
his age, for he was Grants senior BY
sixteen years. His hair and full beard
were silver gray and quite thick, ex-
cept that the hair had become q little
thin in 'front.'. He wore q new uniform
of Confederate gray, buttoned up to the
throat, and at his side he carried long
sword Of exceedingly fine workmanship,
the hilt studded with jewels. Il va
said to be the sword which had been pre-
sented 10 him by the state OF Virginia.
His top boots were comparatively new,
and seemed to have ON them some orna
mental stitching Of red silk. Like hi
uniform, they were singularly clean ant
but little travel stained. On the boot
were handsome spurs with large rowels
A felt hat. which in color matched prett,
closely that Of his uniform, and pair O
long buckskin gauntlets lay beside hin
on the table.
We asked Col. Mauhal afterward hov
Il was that both be and his chief wur'
such fine toggery and looked 30 much q
II they had Just turned out TO 90 =
church, while with us our outward Ga5l
scarcely rose 10 the dignity even of ~
shabby genteel" He enlightened =
regarding the contrast by explaining n.
when their headquarters wagons hs1
been pressed 70 closely by cur cavalry
few days before, and Il wss found M
would have TO destroy ~ their baggng'
sxoept the clothes they csrrisd on thsn
backs, each ons naturally eeiectsd ~
newest suit hs hsd. and sought 20 poPa
, tiate the gods of distraction BY . snui
, 6os q III sscond bsst.-0cn. Husc|
, POrtx In 1hs csnsazy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
JOURNAL
g very Morning Except Monday.

The O1iciai Pepper Of Custer Co~"ty.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24

the reporters OF other papers from the
meetings Of the fighters and their
hackers, and to keep them ignorant OF
their doings and intentions. Efforts
are being made to ensure the selection
of another stakeholder In future fights.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Sportsman
announces that 1t has received $500
from John L. Sullivan to bind him TO
match with either Smith or Kilrain,
or both.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
KILRAIN AND SMITH.
smith viii Not Fight Again-They Agree
TO Let it stand Draw.


New YORK, Dec. 2l.-Kilrain's
backsr. Fox, received telegram from
Referee Atkinson to-day saying Kill
rain 10 ready and willing to fight
smith and claims the championship
OF the world and belt. Smith refuses
TO fight. Fox replied that II Smith
does not fight he will claim the full
stakes and championship OF the world
for KilrAin. Smiths backdown must
be publicly announced.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Smith and Kill
rain met In the ofiice Of the Sporting
Life to-day and agreed 10 let their
fight stand Q draw. The talk about
Smith and Kilrain fighting Sullivan
has had no result thus far There is .
general irritation among the leading
newspapers against the endeayors
made by the Sporting Life TO exclude
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
SOCIETIES.

A. H-Division No. meets hst aud second
Sundays Of each month.
X, Of H,-MeeA arst and third Wednesdays al
7:s0p. NJ, at Odd Fellows Hall.
A.F. "A. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 70, hrst
and third Wednesdays.
r. A. M.-iellovstone Chapter No' D. second
and fourth Saturdays.
x. T-Damascus Commandery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
1, y. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. ls, every
Monday At their hall.
l. 90. F.-sentinal Encanpment, No. 6, frst
and third Friday.
X. Of P.-Cruspder Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
CK. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
X. Of L-First and third Fridays.
R-U. 8. Grant Post, No. IA, hrst and
third Tuesdays.
o. q. T.--stsr Of the West, No. "a. every
Thundy evening.
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lowest olS IS, closing al Sl2 M.
Lard, psr loo lbs-Ausust opened a,
6 4B. highest % ~, lowest % 423,
closing It s. As; September opened
At g As, highest 50 45, lowest
50 Al, closing at So *; October
opened ct % 622, highest So b2}, lowest
81 80, closing at 50 80; January
opened at 10 90, highest % co. lowest
Sc 67}, closing at Sc b7i. Short ribs,
Der 100 lbs-August opened at 81 ga,
highest o. o73 lowest 81 90, closing
a. 81 05; September opened at " on,
highest 81 Oh, lowest 81 On, closing al
81 95; October opened at 81 95, high
est 81 97}, lowest 81 90, closing Al
81 p22; January opened at 50 50,
highest Sc SO, lowest 20 80. closing at
$6 80. On the Produce Exchange to.
dsy the butter market w.s lover al
lS6S2bc for creamery aud l6C923c for
dairy. Eggs were firm at l4@l4}c.
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LONDON, August "a, 4 p. m.-Con-
suls, l0l Tic for money and l0l} for
the account. u. 4. bonds, AZ, 1l0i /;
Atlantic and Great Western 6rsts, 40
Bar silver, A. 10 l8d p.r ounce.
PARIS, August 24.-Three per cent.
rentes, Slf 95c Tor the account.
BANK CLBARISas.
NEW ORLEANS, August 24.-Clsarlngs
OF the banks, f623.49O.
CHICAGO, Ill. August A-Bank
clearinss today were IS, l0l, 900
BALrInoRR, Md, August 2.-Cofee
nominal; Rio, cargoee, ordinary TO
fair, ist92Oic.
BALrrxoRs, Md, August "a Bank
cleayings today were $l,o70,6l8; bal
snses, $202,2l7.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 24.-Bsnk
clearings today we're IS. 1892, AL; bal.
ancss, ALL 63.
BosroS, MASS, August H.-Bank
clearings today we're tll, l68,23l; bal
lances, 81 las, 262.
Nlw YoRK, August A-Bani
clearings today were $50, 81, l32 bal
ances, &3 $50. $40.
-. LOUIS, No., August 24-Ihs
bank clearipp today we're y, Do, 79l
balances, 5000 7l8.
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Proposals for above named works msst 10
separate, Aod each proposal nut DO signed
By the person making the saue, and p aeod
In Ito own envelope aud marked "PropoNN
10 build - leyee In - parish, frsm -"
Glvins nav . Of levee, and Of parish snd OF
person making propossl.
A deposit OF current meney on certted
bank check Ia required Tor eet leves, to the
amount above stated, vhi,h shss,d be en-
closed In the sealed envelope, sal deposit TO
be forfeited TO the board OF Commissioners
Tor the rIrn bouisisns District IN ua-- ,ns
person 20 whom the work may bs avardsd
shall fail 70 tign articles u aGreeuen sad
Ole complies bond vithiu torJ -eish, hours
sitsr notice Of adjudicatisa.
Bond will DO required In IAN not 10 en-
teed Ave cents yer eublio yard en Tho amount
ustsd IN thu Advertisement, with two ~
urstiss, Who will be reauircd,to make ssth
hat th,y are worth over snt absvo lifkes =
les tho .mesnt Of the bond
The board reserves the Tirht 70 RI ct sny
or all bids. withdraw from letting s.ch
lsvees - thsy may dsep proper, and 70 u
Grease orsdimlnish the onerins AZ thsy SEQ nt;
Payment for work vii b nane sns-htif
| board bearing eight ps' cont. insrest per
snnun from date Of CON pistiss si oontrsst.
and payable one rear from data.
| Pans, prohles aud spsoihostisns a tN>
| above y orb Gao be seen. Aad any 9th In.
| formation that bidders msy d,,irs, ohtsinse
| at the ofhoe u the Board 81 stste ypsanssrsi
| At New OrlsAn'. La , and at NE prsssas
once % the Lsy.s Board, a. rsilslsA. La
j. Z. MCCLELLAN.
| President yro ten.
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PROyIslOHs.

Observation-Disclosures. 14CDl6; cream
cry, 3O933c; dairy, 22@25c; country
butter, I2lnlsc.
Hoo PRoDucr-s,esdy; mess pork,
new, fl7 20; old, tl6 80; sugar cured
hams, l39l3ic; breakfast bacon, no
l2c; clear RIB sides, bacon, 9tNa9sc;
ear side bacon, 9tc; bacon shoulders,
10; bulk pork, clear sides, DC; clear
rib sides, skCs8tc; lorg clear, sici
shoulders, 8is; strips, ITO.
LARD-rieress, 8ic; hall barrels,
&c; kegs, 7ici choico kettle, si9sic,
Firm.
CHEns-Pime fats, e@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, loo;
Yong American, 16c.
Pos FKKr-Birrels, 81 90; hall bar.
rels, So 70; kegs, 81 10.
PouJrRY -Onickens quiei; spring,
81 zoos 90; old hens, 81 1908 90.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, August "a = ProyIs-
Ions stsady. Pork irregular; new
SIS Lsrd easy, 10 30. Dry salt
mests-boxed shoulders f5 so; long
clear, IS l2i clear ibis, IS 2bj
short clear, f8 30 Bacon-bor, d
shoulders, Go I2i@o 2b; Iong clear,
IS s7i; clear ribs, s. S7i@0; ehofi
clear,, 80 25C99 81. Hams steady a. IL
@l4c. Eggs steady, lOC9l0ic. Butter
firm creamery, 23@21e; dairy, 100
23c.
CHICAGO, I'll, August 2i.--Pro
Visions were weak and lover, end the
volume OF business only moderate and
chltfy local. Receipts Of hogs werI
fair and prices lower. Offerings o
pfodact we're larger, and A. no sup
porting orders were Ia the marke
prices declined aad closed l2ic lowe
on pork, 6Ca7ic on short ribs aud a,
on January lard A local operate
pod abou. 800 barrels January q
sl2 P5C9i2 ga, last sales bsirg a
~ ga Lgrd aold at 90 42Il)8 A
September, aud 90 57tC98 81J uary
Short ribs sold =. "a 9OIa7 ga Sep
ismher, and closed at ~ 05; Janusi,
30 30616 35, closing NJ i8 20; 2 900 OC
pour os cash sold 81 81 90ta 79j. Oa.l
quotations weTs a. fpll1ws: Ma
pork, pr Dbl, SIS 25@l5 80; lard, DE-
iOn he, 90 45; short RIO sides, loo :,
az 05, dry raltsd shoulders, boxes
Is 4bCD5 80; short clear sides, boxed
Is 3J(DS So The leading future
ranged as iollows: Mes porr, per bt
Year opened NJ Gil 70. highest -
lowest -, closing al -; Jsnua,
opened Q. sla s7i, highest Si2 81
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HIGHLANDER.
New York and principal cities EJr,t
and E,st, pa buying. l premium sell
ing; New England sight, l discount
buying; NsF orlesns, l discount buy
Ing. par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
There was no session Of the Gall
Board held today.
EHv YoRK, August 24.-Money on
call easy at 3 10 81 per cent
lat loan 4 closed offered ai2. Prime
mercantile paper 81 10 81. Sterling
exchange dull hut steady NJ 48Di for
90 day bills, and 1921 for demand.
Government bonds we're frmer for
the A., bu, heavy for the 4is. Safe
bonds we're entirely neglected.
The stock mari 81 again fell Into tbs
hands Of thu bsap to-day and nc
semblanos OF yesterdays hfmpess wat
10 be soeu NJ any time, the range oI
value hsioe decidedly lower through
ont. Dallneaa I'd weakness we're tbs
nTinoipal features aud the dealiBgl
showed at Il .nCs considerable ieveiish
nefa
Railroad bonds were still dulle
tban usu.l q. dsy, the total eales o
ali iesues amouo,logto only t4s9, 900
of which sl2O,001 wers Atlantic an,
Pacific lnclme which suddenl,
uprspa Into activity. The transaction
In the general list present absolu .el,
no ieatute Of Int sresi, and changes Ii
.rcxs<icns vsre ANAL and unim
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet middlins, 9tc. Sales,
100 bales; receipts, "a bales; ship
mems, 70 bales; stock on hand, 4843
bales; receipts 70 date, 662,e56 bales;
shinmsnis 70 date. 652, $50 bales.
nIcHASaH QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7So; good ordinary, &C.;
Low middllng, SIC; middling, 9tc;
good middliDg, 9kc; midding fair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1t, 4009; burnt,
89J7; homo consumption 10 date, 2778
stock running sccouDt 1913. Imports-
M a r. r, a; L. 4 N X. r.. 4; NJ.
& L r. K. 7; u, o. & 3. W. r. X l;
steamers. 8; wagons. 8. EIports-L.
d n. r. r, 70.
New York spots opened quiet and
closed steady; middling. Ole. Sales,
- bales. Quotations were ~ folio w
Ordinary, 7tc; good ordinary, 8 ll.l6c
low midding, o Z l6e; miodlinR, stc
EUfu hlNuANhhg Az asr s~ss
l0tc; fair, ll.s. Futures opened
st ady and clo,ed Am, "a fellow,
August. e83C99 IS; Sep'embe,, Q SAC
ga: os,obsr, o $500 81; November
Q 2I(9s %; December, o 20Ca9 81 Jan
uary, o 40 Q IS; February, o 3lCg932
March 1880 80; April 94btn9 40
Nav, o 5i@e 80; June, o $500 90 July
Q $500 81 Sale, 81, 600 bsles.
The New Orleans spot market oper o.
duiet aud closed easier; mlddli5E, 90
s.las, $50 hales. Carnations we're a
folio w.: Ordinary, 7lc; good ordinary
sac; low middlins, 90; middlins, Ssi
good middling, Csc. FutuIei or. met
steady and osed steady, a. follows
Angus, o $500 40; sepismber, o s4Cs
0 e5; October, s.7e9S 80 November
| 8 78(4S II December S.75CsS 10. J =
nary, 8 s4@s IS; February, S9hs 8 90
March, eO3G9.04; April, o 1903 u
M.y, o %; June, o 30(ss 81. Sales, "
300 balee.
DAILY PORT AND interior MARKE1
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GEN kRAL NEWS.

Business fair.
CLEAN aud cool.
Two boats leave here today.
NAVIGATION In hlinois river Is again
open.
ARKANSAS river Is rising slowly at
little Rock.
The Rsne Macready, from 0,ceols,
brought three bales Of new cotton.
DURING the twenty four hours end
ing At noon yesterday, the river here
fell two inches.
THE Coahoma for the lower and the
Rsue Macresdy for tho upper coasts
had good trips out.
THn City Of Cairo passed 10 81
Louis yesterday morning, doing moth.
ing OF interest here.
The hnll Of the new Arkansas river
pocket Eugene will be launched at
Bellsvernon Saturday.
TVS Alberta No. 8 brought l22
sacks Co ton peed and IL hides. She
returned TO White river with Q fair
trip.
THa City Of Monroe, the big and
beautiful Anchor line steamer being
built by Ed Howard. will bs launched
this afternoon nj Jacksonville.
The r. l.. O1bb, Capt Il. d. Smith,
Ia the regular packet leaving here at 8
o'clock this evening Tor Arkansas
river. Ospt James N. Thompson 10
chief clerk.
THn Anchor liners leaving here to.
morrow are the Arkansas City, for
vicksburg, at 10 O'Clock am, and the
Belle Memphis, for n. Louis, at 4
o'clock pm.
THs WIN &. Hays, Oipt Frank Gay.
ton, le.yee here at q O'Clock this eve
ming for Helena, Terens, Arkanfa'
City and oil way landings. Oapt
wn Banker is chief clerk. He II
assisted by Lew Price and Harry
, Best.
The local inspectors at Pittsbur,
hsve susper ded for thirty days IN,
licenses oil william Rhodes and IN
IAN Richardfon, master and pilot o
the steamer City OF Charters, Tor caus
ing q collision between the CHARTERS
ard Venus.
MASS convention has been called
At Peoria for Thursday, Ostober oh,
for the purpose OF promoting the i'm
proyemsnt a tho illinois river and
I've Illinois aud Michigan canal. IL
the meantime circular, etc, will b'
Issned and cireulNed through 1lllnoiI
and adjoining \ ate, to secure such NJ
erpreSsion a this sentiment Of th'
people ~ ehsll lnausnce Congress I,
accept the locke and dams on the Hi
I; nois river from tho State, TO conifnu'
the improvement OF the river and un
dsttake the widening and deepening
Of the canal 30 that IL shell be- nav "a
: Bile Cor river steamers oil tbs way 4
Oh cAgo, thus completing steamb N
J navigation from the lakes 10 the Gull
Il Ia proposed 10 have this bubjso
thoroughly diseu ssd, 10 p,sa sul abl
resolutions, ~ prepare memorial I
! Congr.s, and provide ways aud mean
J, Tor SECURING the desired action by n q
b body. The Of, jsci is one OF great I'm
portancs, and ihe convention ehosl
II be large aud representative, 90 that
- NAV properly And powerfully voice Oh
a great Interests involved.
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On Saturday. Asssss ~ 1857.
Trusse@'s Sale.

puRsUAsT % ,h. term, of d;.t ,,,,s.,
snd yu ia Martin. Dc Cd 2lst dsy Of ssplsm-
her, lsIf, and rseorasd IN the fssi,tsr.s
tfs. OF bhslbg county. Tee nesses, 10 book
No 10. pass ~. default having bees sads
In ts payment Of ths debt thslelt . curet.
ard | hayins been requested ~ the bens-
dolAfies therein. vili, on ~sturssy, tne
al asy OF SEPT eusber. 1887, bstveen
the hours oi II o'clock IN. and ] y'oisck
, ;, at the . uth-eft cor er 81 Msia snl
Madison streets N the TaIsns Disuist 81
y slhy county, Tennessee, oder ard cell ~
public snelioh,. 70 TIE highest biidss. t,r
oa,h. the follouins zeal estate tossthsr With
ali improvements thereon, 20 Witt A osrt.in
lot situsted In the 1atins District 81 shady
oouaJ,. Tsnnss,s., .eoanty II sh.ley, Ten.
nsssss, knovn and dsfignat-d A lots snl
! in block No. 2 q the A. Wright tsbdi-
sion, pat a vhieh 70 duiv 70 ofdsd 10 the
hssistsf', ciics Of shslby county 1sunsssss,
In plat book I, pase 81, ssid lots hsys each
. front Of 10 feet on the ssst line Of wrisht
svspus aud rus back bst.s.n parallel llhes
10 feet 10 ~ foot alley. The 'suly 81 r.
dsmrtlen 70 -alvsd and the title BEL eyed q
:. GOOD bat l ~; Nd ,f.STpssy. f,u ,..'''
| Turisy a Wrlsht, ATTORNEYS.
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Trustees Male

DURsuANT 70 the powers vested In NJ -
II. 18th day Of JAY. lsso. b. Julis r,tspss-
rich, and recorded In the once Of he Ne ~
Ter Of shelby county, Tens. 10 scst ~
page ts6, 20 secure . certain 10 1obtssoss
therein mentioned. l will.
On saturday. Asssss ~ 1857.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ssi
o'clock p.m., at the southvesi ssfssf Of
Main and Madison strsels, 10 tie TaIias-
District, lat city Of Memphis, Bbsiby eeun-
U,Tenn d, sell al public auction. V the hish-
est bidder. Tor cash, the iollo-lnl descrtbst
real estate, situated IT, the SAID IaHinG-Dts
trict, lats city Of Memphis, she BY osaa0.
Tenn, an a described a. follows, to-vitt
Besinnlns a. the point Of intsrsestisn 4
the west line Of Main street WITH the neF0
line Of Marie, street In ssid city I. rusptns
thence north thuty laOl ieel IN . STAKE % he
sect line Of Main street, thence .sst-ntly
on q lins parallel with N rkst street siIy-
eight l6O OF seventy C70l feet 20 the vest lias
Of the east hal Of lot No. one urdrei and
forty.three yItl, on the plan Of the city .
ss@ph,i; theme, 9th r.reiy O. iine re<-
sllsi With Main street thirty 10 feet W Nc
norta aide Of Market ltrs,tJ thspee saat
uafdly uith the nor line Of Mfrke. suss
sirty-sisht (6sl or seventy (T0l fes 70 Tho be-
unips. The title 20 the pre-. ri 10 BE-
hs-sd 70 10 good, hut shall sell ,ad ossvss
P. WILLIAMS m -,...
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aR0S)ERlnA-

sueAn-Coffes, 6is8ic; yellow slar.
i6sd, &c; seconds, $1,000; refined A.,
8}@63c; Eanulsted, sc; powdered,
no; cut loaf, 7}c. Firm.
RIcs-Louisisns, 4i95Ac; Carolina
6l@8to.
OAsDrB-Sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7199Sc.
OoyvuR-Oommon. alc; ordinary,
2O}@2le; fair, 22@22lc; prime Rio,
23c; choice to fancy, 23i@24e ;
old government, 29(S32c. Strong.
sALr-Ohio river, 81 1901 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. 81 259l 50 per bar
rel; sacks, fine, 81 S5@l As; coarse,
81 l0@l ID; pockets, bleacLed,
2iC9'7c. -,
fair, 27@s0c; prime to choice, 42@5Oc
syrup, 26(S40c; common to fair, $50
2sc prime TO choice; 35S40c; cen.
trifugal fancy, S5@+cc. Firm.
Nrw ORLEANS, La. August "a
Coffee strong and higher at ls3@2lf to.
Nrw YoRK, August 24A-Cofee, spot
fair; BIO firm st 3Oc; options fairly
active and lower; sales, $500 bags ;
September, SlS l6(al8 10; October,
SIS 30(9lS 80; November, SIS 459
IS 90; Decs mbsr, SIS 6O9iS 70; Jan.
nary, SIS 56(a18 20: February, SIS 30
oils 20; March, SIS 5b@l8 90; April,
SIS 30; May, SIS FOOLS 10 Sugar,
firmer and more active; centrifugal on
the basis Of B bloc for 90 test; mus.
cavado 50 test, 4 8 SCI fair refining
quoted at 4 6Sc; refined Arm and
good inquiry; extra o, n a5c; white
extra o, Ste; eff A, biS5ic; mould
A, b9496c; confsoiiopers, A, 5 1916
@5ic; standard A, 8 1; cut loaf and
crushed, eos 1.l6c; powdered, Q Lie
@6tc; graduated, &c. Molas.es
steady. Rice steady; moderate de-
| mAnd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
GENERAL TRADE.
HnEADsTUYFs.

CoRsmaAL-S andard. 81 $500 10
pearl, IS 1908 80 roller, 81 40, quies'
HAY Choice, from store, Wc
car load IRON leves or depot, tl7
prime, from sore, Soc; Ger lo'd
from levee or depot, tlo 30: prairie
from store, 45l950c; car load Iron
levee or depot s. 80. -,
D BaAs From store, Dos; IRON
levee or depot, si4.
Cons-Prom store, white, 6ec; mir
Cd, 62(95ic; from levee or depot, whise
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
MULES AND HORSES.

MuLn-Lisht demand; IA 10 I4i
hands high ssoC9I20; ltt 10 10 hands
hlsb, sil6Cal35; 10 TO l6i hands high,
tl56(9l6O; l5t 10 10 hands high, $50
The chiei demand Ia f1r mules from ID
10 lbi hands hlgh-leyee mules.
Homn-Dn1; drivers, sl2bC9l66
heavy draf, il45CDls0; saddle, sl2bCa
l76; extra faddle, fl76C9H6i plngs
si5(9S5. TsIas ponies, t2OCeo6; 10"
ON markel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
LIVE sTSaIR.

es-Choice, 4Ce4ic. 80
sHKHP-Choico, 3ici Medium, 2@
2ia. .an
GaAss CArrLs-Oloioe, BIC; good,
3CD9ic; fair 10 medium, 2lC92tcj seal
lawags, li@lic.
CHICAGO, Ill, August I.The
Droyers Journal reporis: Cattle
Receipts, 1 / 600 head shIpmsnis, 5000
market irregularj shipping steers, -
as 20; stockers and ie.der,, s2Ss 3Ol
cows.buIls ard m iIed, 81 1908; Texas
cattle. Al SOS so; Western rangers
S3 IOCa3 10. Hogs-Rsosipts, ls,00